1. Off-road Vehicles:
 
Off-road modified vehicles: Vehicles modified for off-road use, especially those in rally racing, off-road competitions, and similar events, often require wider wheels and negative offsets to provide better traction and a wider track. The negative offset (ET -25mm) helps provide a wider stance.
 
ATVs (All-Terrain Vehicles): These vehicles often use smaller wheels (12 inches) and may require specially designed wheels to handle rough terrain. The negative offset can help widen the stance, increasing stability.
 
Dune Buggies: Used in sandy and soft terrains, dune buggies may require smaller wheel sizes like 12 inches to accommodate low-pressure tires suitable for sand. The negative offset helps widen the vehicle, distributing pressure better.
2. Go-Karts:
 
Go-karts: The 12x7 wheel size is ideal for some go-karts, especially those that require smaller wheels. Go-karts often need low-diameter wheels to keep the vehicle lightweight and improve handling. The negative offset and appropriate center bore size make these wheels a great choice for go-karts.
3. Racing or Competition Vehicles:
 
Small race cars (such as rally or drift cars): Some classic cars or modified vehicles, especially those entering professional competitions, may use smaller wheels (like 12x7) to reduce weight and improve handling. The negative offset and wider track help increase tire contact with the ground, improving traction and stability.
4. Special-Purpose Vehicles:
 
Military or emergency response vehicles: Certain special vehicles, such as military vehicles or emergency response vehicles, might require unique-sized wheels to suit specific terrains or environments. The negative offset can provide enhanced off-road capability, while the 12-inch wheel size is suitable for some light transport or special-use vehicles.
5. Modified or Custom Project Vehicles:
 
Custom modified vehicles: For vehicles undergoing significant modification (e.g., wide-body kits or special suspension setups), these wheels can offer the desired visual effect and track width. Negative offset is often used to increase vehicle stability or provide more tire grip.
 
Custom classic or retro cars: For owners modifying classic cars, race cars, or vintage vehicles, this wheel size may be used for aesthetic or performance reasons, especially when a negative offset is needed to widen the vehicle's stance.
Summary:
 
Off-road vehicles (especially modified off-road vehicles, dune buggies, and ATVs)
 
Go-karts (vehicles requiring smaller wheels for racing)
 
Small racing or drift cars (classic or modified race vehicles)
 
Special-purpose vehicles (military vehicles, emergency response vehicles)
 
Custom or project vehicles (wide-body cars, retrofitted modified vehicles)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                
Vehicles with 4x101.6 Bolt Pattern:
 
 
Classic or Vintage Cars (particularly Japanese, European, or American vehicles from the 60s-80s) 
 
Datsun 510 (classic 1960s-70s model)
 
Datsun 240Z (some earlier models)
 
Toyota Corolla (older models, especially 70s to 80s)
 
Mazda RX-7 (older generations, especially late 70s to early 80s)
 
Honda Civic (earlier models from the 70s and early 80s)
 
Ford Fiesta (older European models, particularly the early 80s versions)